Accelerator Portfolio Construction

Accelerator Portfolio Construction MCP Connector for Claude

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Models economic outcomes of venture accelerator programs using power law distributions.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a simulation engine to forecast the economic performance of venture accelerator programs. By applying power law distributions, it models the three primary outcomes of a cohort: failure, small exits, and breakout successes. Users can use simulate_portfolio_outcomes to predict total return multiples and expected value, calculate_reserve_requirements to determine necessary follow-on capital based on graduation velocity, and compare_scenarios to analyze how shifting risk profiles impacts fund performance.

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calculate_reserve_requirements

Calculates the follow-on capital reserves needed to support breakout companies

compare_scenarios

g., failure or breakout rates) impact the total return multiple. Compares the performance of a base configuration against a modified scenario

simulate_portfolio_outcomes

Simulates the economic outcomes of an accelerator cohort based on power law distributions

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What is the expected return for a cohort of 20 companies with a 50% failure rate and a 5% breakout rate, where SaaS has a 10x multiple?

The expected total return multiple for this cohort configuration is 1.45x, with a projected expected value driven primarily by the 5% breakout successes.

How much reserve capital do I need for 30 companies if the breakout rate is 10% and graduation velocity is 0.5?

The required reserve amount is $1,500,000, representing a specific percentage of the total fund to support the expected breakout companies.

Compare a base scenario to one where the breakout rate increases by 2%.

Increasing the breakout rate by 2% results in a delta return of 0.35x compared to the base configuration.

The model uses power law distributions where breakout companies are the primary drivers of the total return multiple. You can use `simulate_portfolio_outcomes` to see how these outliers impact the aggregate cohort value.

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